rossturk
asks
his (currently limited) plurkosphere whether SF should censor users who make controversial political statements on their project pages.
rossturk
says
bueller?
AndrewZ
says
no, unless I disagree with them
gstein
says
if there *is* code, then warn them. if an empty project, shut it down.
Tough call. Ordinarily I'd say no, but I don't think it's wrong to enforce a Code of Conduct of some sort since things can get
out of hand in a hurry.
rossturk
asks
gstein if he considers a call to boycott the Beijing Olympics to be controversial enough to zap a project?
rossturk
thinks
SourceForge.net shouldn't put any limitations on what people can say as long as they don't abuse others, but that's just his opnion.
gstein
says
he would zap it IFF there was no project. if the "project" was simply a placeholder for webspace to make statements... kill it
rossturk
says
Ahhh, I got you. No, it's totally a legit project that just feels strongly about that political issue.
gstein
says
he would do nothing then
